Fortunately my kids go to a non profit Montessori.the education is good and it’s not terribly expensive. Maybe child care should be not for profit.
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Fortunately my kids go to a non profit Montessori.the education is good and it’s not terribly expensive. Maybe child care should be not for profit.
The argument for it is one of vertical integration. A nation should control the items it creates, from banking to military end to end as much as possible. That also maximizes security. Look at the Boeing documents from the engineer over 10 years ago questioning outsourcing. All of your pii and banking data is probably managed by dbas in Asia. That does not sound secure or safe to me.
We are heading towards a time and place where we will not produce anything as a country. Many areas that were once prosperous now are destitute. People live by dealing drugs and by taking as much from the government as possible where their parents worked in factories. People’s respect and dignity have been offshored and outsourced.
Trying to do what’s best for a country and its people is not xenophobic. It’s common sense. It’s very sad and disconcerting to see us citizens wanting the most from their country having their ideas labeled as xenophobic.
I acknowledge U.S. trade has benefited but we are seeing signs of cracks and the side effects of it now. I also don’t think the average American has benefited from it. Living in Bangalore (nicer areas)felt like America in the 90s to me — the same places I used to enjoy in America that are now infested with crime .
Products that are developed in other countries also must have such an expensive tariff it basically discourages the purchasing of it.
I was surprised the article didn’t mention voice actors .
I also feel like biases have been baked into insurance data in a discriminatory way for a long time — think about how much car insurance is for a 16 year old boy.
Those sorts of variance in taxes would not be good for anyone.
I have seen huge problems in Tennessee zoning causing massive traffic issues where I grew up. It’s honestly very bad — maybe we should start by fixing the infrastructure first.
I don’t really have an issue with bezos using it unless he was under investigation.
If they want to get access maybe they should try some sort of wiretap law to get access to messages before they are deleted ? Place bugs in the board rooms ? Maybe there needs to be a modern way to capture the crime in progress the same way they bugged gotti?
I could see companies being nervous about this.
If we go down this path then we need proper licensing, certifications, and changes should be as well tested as the fda process. Aka releasing software is as rigorous as releasing a new drug.
Which is why it is a lawyers dream unless it is completely reworked.
The better alternative would to be to completely rework the software developing discipline to be as rigorous as civil engineering from the top down. Requiring proper licensing, and security clearances for accessing U.S. customer data.
I felt like this was maybe 5-10 years away.